[The New Testament of Iesus Christ

This is a meticulously reproduced edition of "The New Testament of Iesus Christ, Faithfully Translated Into English ... in the English College of Rhemes," originally published in 1582. This historic volume represents a significant milestone in the history of English Bible translations, reflecting the theological and linguistic landscape of the late 16th century.

Published by the English College of Rheims, this translation aimed to provide an authoritative Catholic version of the New Testament in English, amidst the Protestant Reformation. Its distinctive language and annotations offer invaluable insights into the Catholic understanding of scripture during this tumultuous period.

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